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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Township 0mcers.

Read and Order whsc you should
Have 10 Comply with the Law.
Each Township Trustee should
have Trustees Record, Road Record.
Poor Record snd full set OF Town
ship Blanks: also some Stationery.
Each Justice OF the Peace should
have Civil Docket, Criminal Docket.
Each Constable should have an
assortment Of Blanks
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

LsoR SsIE-one of the best farms in IN. county
eight miles from the city. Enquire at as Doug
las ave lie.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Kansas city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY. February 4
Dslly Indicator reports wheat RECEIPTS none, ship.
T1ents none; In ,sDrs, WEAK. 30 : rsAi cash
= hid; March. IA bid; ITil 9tls biG; May bid
Germ receipts shipments ssEe in stoya ~ =
1isy FL. bid.
Oats No : cash. p s sSti.
Ey-s-Nelk: IL
ButFer-puii.
Hay ac hanged.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

advertisements in this column viii be charged for
the rate OF Five Gents per line per week No ad
iertisements taken for less than 25 cents and will
-or De inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Or WILLIAM Hal.
Hafs f1nseti

alvea ss- SO asse5-.tes isss e saFssss. sAess
So EEsE 4fzfaa=s asaf 81 tgsasss = ffar SfiHsSy
CrsraHs ssrssts rEffss fn i@sa ssEse 49, srsr
Esfsssrfa rs fsTs Ess1s Eata afyasf fsf<i ssas-z
4ar - nzsh. Fsss riissc iF.s. fai ssHzrfts esrs
10 49, tsEsfi f1
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

Call this week for an acre lot in College
Hill or you viii get left. |. kaufman. l5I
North Main st. d'I-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

TOR RFNT-A splendid faru near Wichita for
cash rent Apply to J. \. Miller. 40. l5s Main -
4Itf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR SALE-IeloyS market price i51x2f n
Hillside ave, - n north % Douglas. east front
makes twelve lots. irwin stratton. No. 10 Doug
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Rsryains IN Pea Kr,ste.

A sne ssgs1sssz-af zsz sf.sy FsFae- F.sae - sra~
sif 49, r-r5fs rifV stssss sxas
to @s-sas i-zzzs ~ rsars. gisE3s - 80 = -
ssasrt iasss
~. - - = esry rfssy tsasssf as . rod
1919 s.fxsa essrts3 srfrff - tze@s 80 "
s.4ssr aesess.
49, e-tsr-sa fsa.-4rss o. sz9faas - --se-stzrr
- s1sa. z S.srs AssEt - y n -fasf-sss-s7n- ss
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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOh sALr OK lh...Ist- t.isia.siv sasfg gaFsn ~
=; aeIes mikes "a tt Nch.Ga. ~ Hilss RAJ.
road station; tsso traits dHty rag5f itfts- water
lsftug. git -8ss barn 5eN4- slte. Wsii. htstses.
orchard grove st.be. cyin srauary tsl htl>e. etc
This Is 81 BE bsst Gafy aud slows sstnf The
county. ic3ita dairs men Viii shortly have Il III
low TIE ian % ,scr irst cities end shin theT ritk
daily .nr TIE tst iAts sd iarsUf "a NicisitS
fast beColHI To s-inHfis itr sTsFine purposes
for price AMI ferUt> Csii vu Statutes ~lass1' -
Naiu st. Wichita kah aAtf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

Druggists liquor statements can De pro
cured al this office ut s. per thousand, post
age extra. d.sj-tT
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
New York Gram and Provisions.
NEM NoPK February s

"hesy-ShGde lower: No. , red, 93lG&@35s.
CoTu-Steady, No. :. 4S191 ilit elevator.
Oals-Lower mixed western 5Lj. as; whte 3S&42.
C"fee-ka'r, Rio trnl. i43..
Iuttei Western; western. lJ12S.
t-yS-Heavy: 34fl5
CL-a.~t--!5irut. qilier
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

The house committee on civil service re-
form reported favorably CoXs bill 20 in
crease the salary of the civil service com
misSiOncrs 10 $4,000.
The president signed the Indian land
severaI!y bill and backbone land grant for
fixture bill
An amendment Ia the agricultural az
preparation bill, appropriating 500 Gee for
the continuation of experiments for the
manufacture Of sugar from sorghum WAS
favorably reported from the senate com
mittee on agriculture by Senator Plumb
4 substitute for the bill introduced hy
Mr.. Peters to regulate the classification and
compensation of postmaSterS and their Al
lowanceS. was reported by the postoi:lce
committee of the house,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
WANTED.

VyvASTED-To rent i-roon' house with about /
w acre IanS. around Ii; be more than II
mile from corner Main and Douglas, and must i4.
located street track, would lease suitable
place. Address G. 5. D.. care Wichita Wholesale
Grocer Go, Vain ST. d12-6t+
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

l]O& S&iE-.8 = OK ilvEtaee ssGta 4EBl.inS
4 taredsh - Market -e n hu..ss @fsis. tafsf,
etc, S..sss nine bots Funrih aYf ssfa hos s1S.&
Wabash ave. = sthcwsons "a aut3, "a bssssss.
furnace Gas piss la tts luSs s,tsi eitar, Vst.yH.
Stable. ete, Ss.tfs. Aeuir Etpg \ smith Gisst
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

H,oR SALE-ssN 70 "a Lawrence So ser lass IN
4 Il fruns q toFeSfs, set trisfrsi e.54s a. ~
~tfffh
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

Wy aNTED-Situation clerk driving delivery;
w Good city references. Apply W. A, F.. Eagle
oSi
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

INOR SAIE-A most desirable breeding feeding
Il farm near Caldwell. on the border OF tBe Indian
territory, comprising 90 acres Cf Choicr cultural
land ana Improvements 0f substantial character.
The water supply Is abundant and the natural shell
ter Bun creek here IL passes through the pFo,
erty. makes the location particularly desirable
for feeding cattle For further particulars apply
". Thompson, bOx 49, ieuver. Col. 81 lSt
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
Ikausss CRY Live Stock.

butter marsct duu and ". az: creamery 49,.
iiary Isg-.
%
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
STORAGE.

NsTGf. scE. Per fr.1seisif gs--is tsf ~.
- t-sEssi tasss y gfsf base .HF rr--ta - sire
'rihs fa+as 10 fHr p iiia esssss o.. 80 - ksst
I5<s siss ave 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
CONTRIBUTIONS.

l. X Church, governor Dakota. Chas.
H. Grover, Indian agent at Pc tawottamie,
Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR >AtE-fytg stock Pc yCsuts ,.4r - ssssord
L csHnTy. Kan, i.lsi ifii haf>. ss ss3rS ssssts
Fsr yesr. bailflN- for >s's hal test isy
fiuu ths city Stock visa irsos, 20 sFr. cash.
~. IcBu, Aan>as. 54u
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR ~ kDf.-Fsrrsil.- fs.ek starr q HEia T..
j gpods a.ariH ara 'souE's' Tffy risse. Wtif
cnange Tor land -Eitstis - Fastaa tsIzsH Thls =
your cta re@.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
FOR TRADE.

I-pk TkAUE- iItB Interest iu Is nfe Touring mlii.
/ story rrics LuiIdias ~ hnr-e p,s'sr great
ely tor Hour. meal. feet, etc, Waite 70 fnii s5ass
trl- cfY IrBp+ffs. land sissrit~r sloek
Greet chance f0r an eut-r prf-isg maas ugast IL
closed ~ s1ou ksuf rasf. 90 :. = "a street.
dtt 9 ~ g. -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

INOR SALE-A choice herd Of thorou sflre,i Hoi
L stein and Durham cattle Caldwell. : he
holsten herd COMPRISES ihru- butts AMI eigbt cows
with calf all registered IN tbs herd book Of the Hol
SEN Breeders Association OF America For further
particulars apply to W Thompson. box <t5. Denver,
Col 81 -i6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

l. NtiA Skt-fe--A slvtisst aisit~
i from Jars.F's Pax ia sl.r i,its h <ass
purchaser. Icru.s htersi. T. :. ssuphrsy Sun.
t.sSi., bis.cE slE
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

LNUg TBAbE-Wc have ieJ sef~. ri sis very
i best iHua iC cast tFaff fusHfF WI
frssls Tor Town rro-rfs is aEF * az tass ia s.fstn
western Kansas asi give ..s1l tratF, Is ssf
Information ia@1rs,s ttsoI tsts To- fisaglIs nte
Wicbita Kan alH
frlE IE ABf. isssfy stsafe af~i ifss aHfIft f4iss
L coed f.sst uszs r0<5f --.fian- rssrFthfts -
long ~ q fssfciass 5iaff- static s.f 81
city q 's.veiand Dhia- rtl tfafe tr taEt IN ~est
err Evs-as tsr gslrtlestsr7 sa'fFss seek 10 -.
Hictlt4 Kan. istu
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

! towtsiu. satleS county,. tfsr rtsve hant,i=- 81
drtss giving dcriptipg ~ lefty - ip& ispt %
4 ag,tlsia. Kan ~ -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09
FOR SALE.


J.,oR SALE OR TRADE COOS Groom houses ard
L lois jx.iY II. also one Groom house with lots
oTuef. centrally located Ia The city Il hinEman.
klugman county Kan For particulars call ON or 81
dTc-, } y. HoNar oil " Douglas ave " icirits. HaH
d726t=
I~CR sALE-Ielore market price i5lxsn II on
4 Hillside ave, 70 n north ~ Douglas, east front
makes twelve lots irwin stF@tton. No. 10 v Dcuz
lar. ds2tt.
y.-oR sALg-5 lots on ~ corner IL kellogg aud Fan
L ME ave, only s -" sii.s week, one nsn cazA,
Main. desc.
l-Oh sALE-on account Of leaving the city ard
1 wishing % dispose Of cur prot%rty tsore .oins
srs between Park and Tenth ST.; good terms; also
aca q II on M0slsy ave between Ihisd and Central
ssts god terms Cali 81 - Main - d'+ft=
I.,OR sALE-zof It southwest corner q Prince and
4 'da So. only $500, - on Washington neTt e.
ajI-y near Douglas. rne bousr- SiHts, cheap god
bargain Ia Merriam Park ColIege H!iii 4iots kl.zs
b-tA ave near Mearor, "a ct " lchata. SlsciaI Der
gains Ia t'lendale; exciusis sale - lot "a kiiis ave.
near Kellogg 80 and $50. nrst cias- hargst1s 10
all parts Of the ciy Illinois keal Estate Co MONS
and g. =, Il Main =. d. 81
.-oR sALE-Nery York addition. On Narks; TODAY.
- lors- t-si call f-st choice IliuO.s Heal Esrate
@ rooms an < - q vain. AZ
V7-oR SNTE-Plats of Sevr YORK aa8lfion a. of-ce
i OF Illinois heal Estate % tocay. - !ois. Elias
ave rear Kellogg. osl|
I-,oR sALE-Nex ad.iifion o5s xzrzsf tgfay at bar
I gain figures. iiin0i- Real gstAr'' Co rsscrss
NOR sALE-C,srey PARK property. Nearly 81 tba.
Z p a. ns.. pzssed from ~ naf!s saf srtes-s VII
- as t,ss-t i,r fhe~@ fer lots dispo-sS1 o.
FROM $50 =. - so for blocks - fSEr. 2esiis
ssIlleT 20
-3E. SAtE-LtBcssIa street property q: 80 zach
sail ss-i for s5ss escH wien operations begin
rse iry PARK Nrsai.s 4 Fliler. ~ Main -
I-oF s4fE- gaslaess latson Fourth zrszG~ II frs
I dick north Il Dauslzs For price ani terms raIl
a. rugna :. - Kan - aesaila Mist q.
1-~og SsI-E-sisJh sveEns properly a9tsceai II II
4 VA passenger depof- FOR prce sn1 terms Apply
Al office Ge5 aita Mliisr. ~ Astn- -
.VgE SaT,E-Tbe cssesE<sf i0ss IN IlIaea3E street
81 .!.fEsE- TseT ar- dIs-scgit q srcIrr AZ AIS
g7sz. 5a X 0eFa3y 81 tse mark ~s ave szsF
aF- e. ds sod fsz So Rare sAa Ia sE5s
ls - for ssss ~s@h- act4lis sliser 81. Ga.n 80
-. sAIE-A sp8and51 business Iseztsos ~ftA
ia a1fag4 ts-Isrseu pgZZlas ard riTsz. $50. NJ
CaiAz NiileT. - saia - -
yvoR sATg-AE 4 Ne ee-zsr 81 : Fozrzh
L Eszr Is3szizs- kssxisf z s. 49, 70 ss.9 ses9s~
TIE n1&Fkes- sIft,,- 6ecslis MIL. y. 9ass -
hoe sAE.E-ssx1z9 s-.f Earke. styest- between
il PAX zsd T@1.h. xzr1s-l 3os 70 sri 42ex- 4 81
NcClsIlA HIlssr. ~ A&tn. -
I->oE sAIE--a Fszrkst ssrszt prn1>sr1y sin first
csssz ta-=ZIsfs sxlks fssT s7z zr9s- asszss east
fronz tear S-z-gfa F,TEce 81 Eery easy se-zf.
szsss ease and Lszz ssnse a&kxGc~- AeslAtLa
Nile. ~ Vain 80
TOR s4EE- sss5 foot fyoaf 81 Hoe1e. ts5zisx
Il NhoASsi= h.x-ssxzxe ias-zkasa and ssclaszi dsses
r~ozss~eS saEe. C7sezpsxs fAlox tas n~zTsSs -
I.>oE sAIE-Prosersy "a to- ENzs~ &tdsssoA- Thss
Lar al r~ez~as srsres- Erc.iia A.laer- 90
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR SALE-A farm Of an acres all good tiliaIle
il land ~ miles 81 Wichita, mile from Maize
miles from Cow ich 2iu acres n fUe state 81 cult
Walton balance pasture, entire farm surrounded with
hedge fence. cut up into fieiGs with wire FFt-s
ferce: two story 10 room house lfh all tus
modern improvements: well and cst.r1l. good barn.
wind mills scales. feed yards. she's AMI
buildings complete; all kinds Of BEARING fruit and
ornamental trees Price IS per acre. - cash bal
This i only FOR - days. owner Daniel J.. B,oue.
Iplyyc Kan. d.. ira
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

NOR SSIIs-5sNi II # On : Toseka SSe ouly 10 n
Il from the opera house location az hs< isargStr
AID on easy terms faTaur1 x George. 10 Istr 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

..%3t. SAiEf4e test mess I'm
] the city squire 90 HsssTuy Nst thssss Is
Douglas h--G
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

or store work by person compe-
w tent for either. Address c. c. H. Eagle office.
~ e.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

E'OR SAILS acres II good land y mile north 81
i Manchester STATION. miles east College site.
For terms inquire On III niifes 81 Gec. T. Miller.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

I>oR SALE-asixIsa feet east fsont GA aorta Market
II ST. good s. house barn. sii fenced sse ,sr~
and big snap at ss.s4o Fsrnum Gss.r-s. &c Nan
street 14G
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

L>oR SALE or fkAUE-for Wichita property.
i OF re b pay ipg and incest business iu the
city cheap rent good staa d. stock new and dong
good business. his J. grBnd ~ ming for some
Good reasons for selling; stock viii tnvoi1s about
Sl2t0 Address call on A. J. EGG worth ~ SOUTH
Main ST, ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

I'OR SALE-Betwcer Fourteea ~ and Fifteenth SIS
4 Mead ave, east fronts. acre with house price
SSt.H, baif cash. 4 and fine house. $3.50.
half and good huu-r, sue Sl.a+D cash aa1nt-
time: this property Ill be very v5luahie ia the
future. word 10 the " lSe sufficient. House
and - n lot on Indiana between FIRST AMI Second
SIS, 81. 80 f5r few days ony Fine house sad let
- q east front. ON River s.. DetwecH- inirG aad
Central. Only S$.tt- easy trn,- Walker sic'ilef.
room 10 Hartwig blk, oppOsit" carey Paace hotel
dG-st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-09

I.-oR SALE-For 'he nsEt - days. ~ arrrz iTiug
i ~ Talles west 81 the csfy eorpDfaftrr. veil i4
proved good barn. graEaEIes efrrl crfi4s- -l sfi1
Tnlss. pGmTer ard grinder. tsHs hDiiias 80 bsrs@
II water. 81 feet 81 piping LAID unaer EfuHrd cat
draw str places IN tfs- yard aoa leEae, cellar
and csfsru; atSguf $50 iTaf rove ngsnfs. 81 rev.
fslfs-f u under feuc. Prize 30 - fG cash. ist
afIce suit yETciszer Esquire q orstseF. hlsafg
Smith wichita Ean s4stfa'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

aOW AN AhlSH LEADER ANSWERED A SOCIALISTS
QUESTION.
Tne chicago Tribune reports the following in
teresting episode which occurred at the West
Twelfth-street Turner Hall, situated in the heart
OF the workfngmen's district In that city, during
the delivery OF speech by Mr.. Alexander Sulli-
van, ex-preStdent OF the Irish National League Of
America. When entering the hall socialist
friend handed him q note and stated that many
In the audience would like to have him answer
question 1t contained. 1t read as follows: "You
nave maIcheQ In procession which carried q
I0relgn nag, but you 1Oin those who denounce the
RED nag and you speak diSreSpectfully OF 1t. How
do you justify that Inconsistent positiOn?"
MI. Suuuvan said: II Will gladly reply. did
march IN procession which carried q nag side
Dy M0e with the Stars ana Stripea (CheerSl That
nag ii was not . menace to the flag OF the Union.
lsGood-" sGOod.w It was not carried as q threat
10 Amerlcan institutions. GCheerS] Ever since
tne american Nation unfurled its nag, the sun
pufsL nad not only been by its side in friendship
but In friendship they had been entwined about
the same Flagstaff, and the presence OF the
Two always agntned union, strength and
tne pledge OF aid, even unto death from those who
carried the green banner. [Great cheering.l
by that spirit OF reveience and aiYection for
lneL .D.rtnpiaco which all true men feel
(CneerS! Those who have no such feeling for the
o. tneir birth have but little sincerity In their
PROFESSIONS Of loyalty TO their adopted land [Great
cheeringl It was thing to carry the nag OF an
aiiy, nag winch reminded men OF slsl and scenes
Wnlch were sacred to them. lCheerS1 II was quite
anotner Thing to carry q nag which represented
hatred OF American institutions IA voice: That's
the dinerence,l which typf1ed hostility to law and
0I0ef. 10 security, to peace, to the laws which
were framed by q Tree people and which could be
AMENDED or repealed by the win OF that free people
can election law, which secured the honest count
m& Gl every vote, and made the lAb0rer and the
mAuonaare eQuala IPrOl0nged cheertng.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07
TO DEFEND THE AMERICAS CUP.
The Fast Clipper Gen. Paine Proposes
60 kBuild.


Gen. ChaS. j. Paine, owner OF the yacht May.
flower, has decided 10 build a steel center board
yacht about the size OF the Mayfiower, 10 defend
the America soup. She Will be smooth-seamed both
above and below the water-line. Mr. Edward
Burgess Is now at work on her lines. He said yes
terday TO Boston reporter: 'She is 10 be built AZ
Pusey a. Jones' works, Wilmington, Del The con.
tract was sent TO the firm yesterday and work will
be begun at once. Part OF the plating Is now
the details were agreed upon. The plating Will be
steel averaging 5-16 and u OF an inch. The craft
Will be SO feet In length on the water-ne and Will
be q much stif1er boat than the Puritan.
BRITISH CONDITIONS WHICH GEN. PAINE MAY MOT
ACCEPT.
Regarding the proposed Arrow- -May1ow yacht
race the British Yacht Racing Association yester.
day mailed TO Boston the rules which the Arrow
people desire to sail under. Among the conditions
Is The following regarding centerboards: 'llth: II
one yacht has liked keel and the other shifting
Keel, centerooard or plate, such shall be 80
stopped or boted that IL may not be lifted above
the maximum draught OF the fixed keel yacht bus
IL may be lowered 10 its full depth, and as COM
pensation TOR this ten per cent shall he added %
her rating
In conversation with New York Herald corre.
SpOndent In Boston last night Gen. Paine owner
OF the Maynower, said: 'OI course shall want to
part OF her machinery"
al cannot consent TO a race with the Arrow.s
said Mr.. Burgess, sunless the ceuJerboard can be
used freely. In q race between q cutter and a
centerboard each should be allowed TO use tts
peculiar advantages freely. lean agree to no
terms placing limit on the use OF the CENTER
board IL Is unreasonable 10 ask It."
III MI. Chamberiayne insists Will the Mayfower
go acrOSS?"
81 am not prepared to say that, but I VIII say
that she VIII take no part in any race where the
employment OF the centerboaru is limited"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07
Z (OLORED TROOPS At THE nuuu
Answer Of the Committee to the Texas
COmDanfes.

The National Drill Committee recently received
communications from the San Antonio and Belk-
nap Rifles OF San Antonio Tex, asking about the
intentions regarding the colored organizations at
1ne Natlonal Drill The committee replied that II
coiored companies come they win be camped and
drilled separately, and that they supposed that
was understood
TIE MILWAUKEE, LIGHT BATTERY.
COL Chas. King, United States Army, now acting
on tne stan OF the governor Of Wisconsin, called
yesterday at drill headquarters and stated that
the Milwaukee Light Battery will come in full
dr anH a inaHe s sensation by its personnel and
squadron Is one OF the finest bodies or mounted
men he knows OF anywhere.
THR MONTGOMERY DRILL POSTPONED.
uspatcn from Montgomery, Ala, states that a
meeting OF citizens was held there last evening and
was decided to postpone the drill. proposed TO be
held there In June next, until May. 1883. This
acuOn IL Is Stated, was taken because an impress
sion had 1een created in the country that the drln
10 De held there had It's inception in mercenary
mOCVeS and desire to injure the success of the
washington drill. The resolutions affirmed that
drnyin,I s oi our military companies in with
our wishes and In the exercise of their undoubted
rlgnt 70 choose their associates in voluntary
to inJure others who differed from them" and
ADDED tnat I'VE are unwilling TO give color even TO
tne iaise accusation that the action Of people,
a,. Gaken Irom nigh sense OF duty, was due TO any
desire to inture or interfere with the National
Drill at Washington,
WILL NOT WITHDRAW
press dispatch from San Antonio Tex, states
that the San Antonio and Belknap Rifles will not
withdraw from the National Drill as was an
nOunced to be their intention.
A SOUTHERN OPINION
A dispatch from Mobile to the New Orleans pico
yune says: montgomery papers have beeh rails
ing tempest in teapot about colored militia
company having been announced to take part in
tne mlntary JambOree at Washington. The Ad-
UeTttser undertook to assert tnat the LOmax Rifles
OF this city would not go to the review If the dark
les dld 10 tn1s statement Capt. Davis replies that
Cne LOmax Rifles Will go, in spite of the hullabaloO
about the negroes andin spite or anything-rain or
SMne. Speaking OF negroes our cOlOred militia
the Gilmer Rifles were to-day inspected by Col.
Price Williams, Jr., with Capt. j. Wade Cox and
capt. Scales assisting. 1t had been limited that
the regiment was in an inefficient condition and
this inspection would, 1T was believed disclose a
very sorry state OF affairs. The very contrary
however, was the case. Col Williams and his aids
speak very highly OF the coloed troops both as re.
CARDS their drill and their discipline and actually
recommend improved rifles for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07
Henry George On the Elections.
He THINKS THE COMBINATIONS AGAINST LABOR WI
OBLITERATk OLD PARTIES.

HR THINKS THE COMBINATIONS AGAINST LABOR WILL
OBLlTERATE OLD PAKTIRS-
Henry George, the ref0rIner, is In Milwaukee,
and was seen there by New York Herald CORE
spOndent yesterday. The correspondent remarked:
''The labor party was badly showed under yester-
day at Chicago Mr. George. Do you not feel DIS
appointed at the result?"
MI. George replied: 81 do not consider II much
OF q snow under. The two old parties combined
70 dereat them, and the result might have been
expected"
'!Then you do not regard the elections yesterday
as indicative OF any check To The growing power "
81 do not. regard the result rather in the light
Of an encouragement In Milwaukee, Chicago and
other cities the old parties combined 70 oppose the
new idea. think the combination Is the nrst step
toward the complete obliteration Of the Old poit-
chow do you regard the relations OF the labor
party In Chicago with the anarchistic element9n
asThey are no doubt too close. People do not dis
or anarchists attaching considerable opprObrfum
70 both terms Anarchists and socialists are al
opposite poles Of the social axis. The anarchist ID
an extreme indivfdualist and he is not necessarily
bloOdthirsty or malicious. Herbert Spencer'S be-
liefs In accord with the principles Of anaroh-
Ism. Socialism Is better understood IL sinks the
individual In the State. take position between
the two The only radical changes advocated BY
me are In the ownership OF land and the system q
taxation. think that all enterprises that are
necessarily mon0pones, such as telegraphs and
railroad lines, should be In the hands Of the Gov
ernment and that water-works, gas and electric
works fOr filum1natt0n-all such enterprises OF
limited extent-sh0uld be In the hands OF the
municipalities"
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COMING APPOINTMENTS.
GOSSIP as to the Offices OF the u. 8.
treasurer Second Controller. etc.

II Is not expected that the appointment of q. s.
treasurer Will be announced for some time yet.
Ihere is pretty general impression that Mr..
Beckner Will be the man named when the time
comes At one time the President thought very
IaVoraOiy OF Mr. Theodore Cook for the ap-
pointment, but gentleman who has talked with
MIN on tne subject is authority for the statement
that his name has ceased to be considered. In
nearly all quarters the opinion is expressed that
Mr.. Buckner will be appointed. At the White
House 1t Is neither denied nor affirmed They say,
th0ugn. That Mr.. Buckner is "good man."
Ihefe Is nothing said about the appointment Of
second controller beyond the suggestion that the
deputy, Mr. Mcmahon, may be promoted.
~ Is generally accepted that Corporation Coun-
SCI Lac0mDe Will be appointed to the new judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07
From Wall stree, To.Dnv.

NEW YORK, April z, IL a-m.-The stock market
opened generally strong this morning, advances
over last evenings closing prices ranging up 20 q
per cent. A few stocks We're lower however Pa
chic Mall being down y per cent The active
stocks were Reading, Louisville and Nashville,
mainder being comparatively quiet. The market
was strong from the opening, but advances ex-
cept In few specialtes were confined TO less Than
= per cent. ST. Paul and Duluth, however rose
81 and san Francisco preferred ". Kansas and
Texas and Pacinc Mail became more prominent
late In the hour. There was no change In the tone
oI the market, and at III O'Clock IL Is active and
strong.